"He who endures until the end, he will save himself."(Matthew 10:22) There is an apparent contradiction in the Latin expression Slow Feast – "Slowly hurry."It seems to unite two incompatible commands: haste and slowness. How do you go forward and at the same time not get ready? How do you become active without becoming impatient? How do you [...] See more news on Pietra-Neamt News
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"He who endures until the end, he will save himself."(Matthew 10:22) There is an apparent contradiction in the Latin expression Slow Feast – "Slowly hurry."It seems to unite two incompatible commands: haste and slowness. How do you go forward and at the same time not get ready? How do you become active without becoming impatient? How do you [...] See more news on Pietra-Neamt News